Welcome to Greater Boston Peak Oil & Climate Change Meetup!
Meet nearby advocates for a sustainable and just future.
Come to a Peak Oil / Climate Change Meetup to generate ideas and discuss actions to raise public consciousness. Find others concerned about the peak in oil production, the growing climate crisis and the consequences of an unraveling economy. We will not limit ourselves to peak oil & climate change...
Our next MeetupGreater Boston Peak Oil & Climate Change November Meetup
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Livable Streets100 Sidney StreetCambridge, MA 02139
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8 Yes / 4 Maybe( 23 spots left )
We will continue to dialogue about how we move our various efforts to combat the converging crises of climate change, peak oil, economic unraveling, etc. forward to build the just, sustainable future we'd like to see. We will clarify the purpose and the framework for our combined efforts so that we build networks and synergies that avoid duplication of efforts and other strains on our effectiveness. Read more
More upcoming Meetups
This group doesn't have any additional upcoming Meetups scheduled.
Past Meetups
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3 attended
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45 attended
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What's new?
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Nov 4
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New member
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Nov 3
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New discussionStarted by elibeck.
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Oct 24
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New member
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Oct 22
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New member“I live in North Cambridge and work in the library at Harvard. I'm an activist in the Harvard Union of Clerical and Technical Workers. My interests are mostly literary and artistic.”
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Oct 20
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Oct 16
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Oct 15
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New member
“Hey Eli! We met a few years ago at a relocalization conference in Northhampton. I live in Cambridge now and looking to get into the scene here. Keep me posted with any events or organizing I could help with!”
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Oct 11
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Oct 10
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New member
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New discussionStarted by elibeck.
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Oct 5
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What members are saying
“ Because this topic is very important and nobody else seems to be seriously talking about it! ”
“ Because the economic system -- fully dependent on cheap oil -- is starting to unravel, while the environmental devastation from this system is starting to kick us in the ass. ...
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